How many times did David Bowie die? In 1973 with Ziggy Stardust, in 1979 on the cover of Lodger, or in 1983 in The Hunger? For his fans, the answer is clear: Bowie cannot die.

Ten years after his death, this film pays tribute to him through previously unreleased covers.
In London and elsewhere, Carl Barât and Pete Doherty (The Libertines), Anna Calvi, La Roux, The Horrors, The Divine Comedy, The Molotovs, as well as Yasmine Hamdan and Jeanne Added, testify to David Bowie’s immense influence.
More than a tribute, this film is a collective, musical, and human exploration of a body of work that is still alive today. 
Bowie is not dead: he continues to inspire.